Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Suffolk County, NY

...Degree in Mechanical Engineering. Previously, I spent a few months working at Mathnasium as a tutor when I was a high school senior, and I also currently have a work-study job as a tutor at a nearby middle school. I usually tutor middle school and high school math ranging from Algebra 1 to Calculus. I believe that math and learning should be an important aspect for everyone in life, and I'm happy to guide anyone...

I've been tutoring formally and informally throughout the past seven years; during that time, I've developed my belief in a "person-first" approach to tutoring. To succeed, you need more than just some academic knowledge -- you need the right mindset and a confidence in your own abilities as well. I try to instill that into my students.

I am a highly-motivated fourth-year Computer Engineering student at Rutgers University. I enjoy what I study and specialize in most math and science classes, and I love to mentor as much as I love to learn. ... Understand what the student knows by evaluating comprehension, speed, and accuracy. Ask the student for any techniques he/she has been using for the particular material. Gracefully introduce new techniques that work off of the student's pre-existing techniques.

...an educator. The summer after I graduated I was given the privilege of leading a study group for general biology. Students who needed a little bit of extra help for that course could always come to my study group to bolster their knowledge. My extensive experience tutoring and teaching my peers has taught me to approach problems from many different angles, allowing me to help students with very different backgrounds and learning styles. My background...

I'm incredibly passionate about math and CS and I want to help others dive into these topics. Math and CS did not come naturally to me and so I know what it's like to struggle through these subjects and what insights help in deeply understanding them. Depending on how curious a student is I'll help peel back the layers to show just how computers (or math) really work.

...in Molecular and Cell Biology at UC Berkeley. After graduating I plan on moving back to take a gap year before attending medical school. During my gap year I will work in a lab and accumulate more volunteer hours. I love all things math and science and know how to present these topics in a fun and engaging manner. In my free time I like to bake sourdough bread, exercise, cook, read, and binge watch...

...done one-on-one tutoring, taught sections of ~40 students, and led class discussions in organic chem consisting of 250+ students. I currently work for the Rutgers' Institute for Health where I help translate research into policy. Outside of academia I'm passionate about advocating for more accessible health care for marginalized communities and I volunteer at local health fairs in the community. I love tutoring because I know exactly what it feels like to struggle in a...

...As a woman, I hope young girls will be inspired to follow a path similar to mine. While women are 50% of the population, they are significantly underrepresented in STEM fields. I believe that there are many more women out there who might have followed a similar path to mine, had they been given the encouragement and inspiration that I had. Since high school, I have had the opportunity to work in several teaching environments...

...subjects. As for high school students, I enjoy tutoring English (including honors and AP), History (including honors and AP), Psychology, Art History, and Graphic Design. I have experience tutoring college students in Art History as well. I have a background in dance instruction for styles such as ballet, jazz, tap, hip-hop, and contemporary dance, as well as helping high school students with their applications to dance colleges. My favorite thing about tutoring is helping students...

...subjects and grade levels. I am a sophomore at Fordham University majoring in Math/Computer and Information Sciences, so my specialties are in STEM subjects. However, I've also taken AP/College level courses in high school in history, english, psychology, philosophy and others, so I am confident that I can tutor in any subject at least up to a high school level. Another area I am proficient in is SAT/ACT test tutoring. My SAT test scores are...

...In order to have a successful tutoring relationship, there needs to be a strong personal relationship between the student and teacher. I am more than willing to provide a comfortable environment in which my student does not hesitate to ask questions and make mistakes. It is from these mistakes that they will be learn of their strengths. I will also make sure to be interactive with the parents and teachers if possible, due to the...

...was born and raised in New Jersey and I never left! I have spent the past twenty years teaching English to elementary and high school students (Sixteen years in the classroom and last four years private tutoring.) I have extensive experience working with the special needs population as well. I am a very organized, structured teacher, but also patient and understanding. I always put forth 100% of myself to ensure my students obtain full understanding...

...I am most often working from home, and I'm happy to help my existing students with instant tutoring. However, my style of instruction is far better suited if you kindly request a scheduled time 18-24hours in advance. **EMTs in training: I am a volunteer with 3 years of 911 experience. If you are in need of some pointers and medical assessment/trauma assessment drills (videos available)- I'm here. I also have a year of A&P under...

...elite JD diploma? I can tutor you to reach the LSAT score you'll need. I received a 173 on my LSAT 99th percentile and I have a background in film, philosophy and politics. My BA is from Yale and I my MFA is from Brooklyn College. Studying for the LSAT means using intense focus to chew through this difficult test. But you need certain tools to even get a purchase. With my powerhouse analytic mind...

...teaches student how to knit, crochet and sew. In addition, as a club we have a mission of donating project we make to the Salvation Army. The reason why I'm tutoring part-time is because I want to keep using my mathematic knowledge and science knowledge. As a data scientist, mathematics is the foundation. For instances, machine learning algorithms like neural networks require knowledge of basic calculus concepts like derivatives to advance knowledge of differential equations....

...a pre-medical college student from Baylor University and love meeting new people. I want to be an English Tutor because, as a future medical student and doctor, I want to work on my communication skills while getting to know new people. I can work with all types of people, whether young or old. Since high school (or secondary school), I've taken classes in Italian and even Yoruba. I enjoy sports and books and am open...

I veiw teaching as facilitating the learner to learn the subject at hand. While sometimes it's necessary, do not believe in rote memorization of the material. I believe that every person can learn if given proper accountable chances. I love helping people.

...Global History and Journalism. Though journalism and writing is my chosen career path, I have a strong foundation in Mathematics and spent much of my school years competing in national and local Math competitions (alongside a brief internship spent at NASA's Kennedy Space Center engaging in robotics design). Before I began my graduate degree, I worked as a full-time teaching associate at Success Academy Charter Schools, where I served as a lead Mathematics instructor and...

...through the high school and intro-college levels. My teaching method emphasizes interactive learning, encouraging students to actively engage with the material. This involves: -Personalized Approach: I tailor my teaching to the individual needs of each student, recognizing that everyone has a unique learning style. -Socratic Method: I ask open-ended questions to stimulate critical thinking and elicit a deeper understanding. -Case Studies and Real-World Applications: I use examples from current events, historical contexts, and hypothetical scenarios...